Zug News

Coinpectra’s editor-in-chief Kristina Cornèr moderated a panel discussion revolving around accessibility and education in the blockchain sector.

Blockchain projects with a focus on DeFi, NFTs, gaming and others will be eligible to receive up to $100,000 in funding.

The Swiss canton of Zug is now accepting Bitcoin and Ether for tax payment from local companies and individuals.

These five countries have led the way in driving cryptocurrency and blockchain adoption in 2020.

Authorities in the canton of Zug now embrace cryptocurrency for tax settlement.

Blockchain firms in Zug have very few options.

Crypto Finance AG, the operator of several institution-oriented crypto businesses, has raised $14.5 million in a Series B funding round led by investors from across Europe and Asia.

The Swiss municipality of Zermatt has rolled out a Bitcoin tax payment option in partnership with Bitcoin Suisse.

A new report from CV VC notes the effect of Ether prices on the valuation of top cryptocurrency and blockchain firms in Crypto Valley.

Crypto Valley’s Zug will conduct Switzerland’s first blockchain-powered trial vote this summer.